Misc ortho Flashcards

1
Q

Hypertrophic osteopathy?

A

A diffuse periosteal reaction resulting in new bone formation around the metacarpal, metatarsal, and long bones.

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2
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Growth factor that shows promise for articular cartilage repair.

A

TGF-beta

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3
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Define Muscle strain

A

A strain is a longitudinal stretching or tearing of muscle fibers or groups of fibers. Muscle strains tend to occur near a musculotendinous junction.

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4
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What is the general idea of grading strains?

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Muscle strains are categorized as grades 1 through 4; grade 1 strains are disruptions of a limited number of muscle fibers; grade 4 strains are complete ruptures

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5
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How does healing differ in tendons that have a paratenon vs. sheathed tendons?

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• Paratenon-lined tendons when damaged can receive vascular buds and an influx of undifferentiated cells from the paratenon and surrounding soft tissue structures

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6
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paratenon-lined tendons, aka vascular tendons; Two examples?

A

gastroc, triceps

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7
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Example of sheathed or non-vascular tendon?

A

digital flexor tendons

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8
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What happens during the first 4-5 days of tendon healing? After that?

A

tendon ends lose holding power then gradually increase over the next 2 weeks

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9
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At 6 weeks post-repair, tendon will have achieved ___% of its original strength; ___% at 1 year

A

56%,

79%

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10
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Tendon repair: Surgery aims to produce healing without ____ formation and allows early loading–> Why do you encourage early loading?

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healing without gap formation and allows early loading to ensure correct collagen formation and alignment; Some controlled load or strain applied across the repair from 3-4 weeks onward results in more rapid return of tendon strength

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11
Q

Tendon suture patterns? (3)

A

the locking-loop (Kessler) , the three-loop pulley and the Krackow

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12
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Good suture pattern for flat tendons?

A

Locking loop and Krackow for use in flat tendons

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13
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___________ suture pattern works best in round tendons

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Three loop pulley works best in round tendons

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14
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Severed digital flexor tendons; common mistake at time of surgical repair?

A

To fail to identify the deep digital tendons and to repair only the obvious superficial tendons- Deep exploration is required in every case

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15
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Postop, What kind of bandage? for how long? for digital flexor tendon tear

A

flexion, 3 weeks

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16
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Medial displacement of the biceps brachii tendon of origin of the biceps brachii from the muscular groove is seen mainly in what 3 breeds?

A

• Medial displacement of the tendon of origin from the muscular groove is seen mainly in racing Greyhounds, also has been reported in miniature poodle and border collies

17
Q

Medial displacement of biceps brachii tendon of origin follows rupture of what ligament?

A

transverse humeral ligament

18
Q

Medial displacement of biceps brachii tendon of origin: treatment?

A

Surgical replacement by repairing or replacing the transverse humeral ligament resolves the lameness

19
Q

Medial displacement of biceps brachii tendon of origin: Chronic obscure lameness; Diagnosis dependent on what PE finding?

A

Abnormal movement of the tendon medially as the shoulder is flexed.